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NGO for ‘herbal factory’

Chamba, September 9 The Chamba Welfare Association, an NGO, has requested the government to set up a herbal factory in the district for the manufacturing of ayurveda medicines. Chamba is one of the richest districts in terms of its rare...
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Updated At : 12:57 PM Sep 10, 2021 IST
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Chamba, September 9

The Chamba Welfare Association, an NGO, has requested the government to set up a herbal factory in the district for the manufacturing of ayurveda medicines.

Chamba is one of the richest districts in terms of its rare medicinal and aromatic herbs grown in the high-altitude forests of the district. Thousands of quintals of herbs are supplied to other parts of the country for the purpose of manufacturing the medicines every year. — OC

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